French Wharf Cruise Terminal, Gdynia

The Cruise Terminal in Gdynia is one of the most important cruise ports in Poland, offering modern infrastructure to accommodate the largest cruise ships that enter the Baltic Sea. Situated along French Wharf, the terminal provides deep-water berths with a maximum draught of 10.7 meters and a total berth length of approximately 700 meters, making it ideal for handling large-scale passenger traffic.

As part of the Port of Gdynia, a key hub in the Baltic-Adriatic Corridor of the Trans-European Transport Network, the terminal benefits from efficient multimodal transport connections, allowing for seamless access to Poland, Scandinavia, and Central Europe.

Designed to enhance the experience of arriving passengers, the French Wharf Cruise Terminal features a modern passenger facility. The terminal is conveniently located within a 30-minute walk of Gdynia’s city center and train station, offering visitors easy access to the city’s attractions, shopping districts, and waterfront promenades.

The Gdynia Cruise Terminal is well-connected by car, train, and bus, with Gdansk Lech Wałlesa Airport located 20 kilometers away. Its strategic location and world-class facilities make it a popular port of call for major cruise lines, providing visitors with the opportunity to explore Gdynia, Gdansk, and other destinations along Poland’s Baltic coast.